Sentence examples similar to detracting from progress from inspiring English sources

Would be entrepreneurs need to bear in mind that setting up a company is time consuming and can detract from research progress.

In 1928, state assembly member Myron Witter wrote a letter to the San Diego County Board of Supervisors to suggest that the highway be incorporated as a second entrance to the county from the east, and that it would not detract from the progress of the other highway from El Centro; however, the county wanted to prioritize the paving over the designation.

Be circumspect don't share things with people who can detract from your progress––it someone is not supportive, then don't put yourself in their way.

Every one of these diseases impinges detracting from health gains and delaying progress in other areas such as education and economic development [ 7, 27].

Blogger Matt Stoller quipped later on that same week that discussion of progress in the war was detracting from discussion of the MoveOn ad.

(Region F, Focus Group 2) In addition to detracting from personalized and individualized care, funding agencies' outcome measures also fail to portray the progress made.

Your presence may be detracting from the company.

Detracting from the message.

Or would we be detracting from it?

They risk detracting from your decor.

Keep lighting from detracting from the fireplace's ambience.